Leon County Council Considers Historic Harms Amendment for Ballot Inclusion

Overview: During a recent Leon County Council meeting, a focus was placed on the proposed charter amendment addressing historic harms and adverse community conditions stemming from past county laws and policies. The amendment seeks to establish periodic assessments of such conditions, making findings publicly available and requiring the Board of County Commissioners to review and respond to each assessment. Public comments underscored the importance of addressing historical injustices, such as those experienced by the Smoky Hollow community.

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Administrator:
Vincent S. Long
County Council Officials:
Brian Welch, Christian Caban, Bill Proctor, Rick Minor, David T. O’Keefe, Carolyn D. Cummings, Nick Maddox

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